Elizabeth Maldonado

I was talking to a friend about the things that, I like to do in specific with those individuals that do not have a voice because mental or physical impairers. At the time I was studying Social and Mental, Behavior. I was very committed doing outreach. I like to talk about how we can overcome the barriers of stigma. of human behaviors and a much needed empathy and kindness in such complex global capacity. I have travel and learn so much, I wanted to help those in need as well of hope, faith and understanding. Help us to become better individuals. She told me why you become ordained and that what I did. I became ordained and it became a lifetime commitment.

My ethnicities are from different part of the Old and New World.

Continuation of my Advocacy started since 2011

I was born Roman Catholic. Subject studies, were Judaism, and Islam. I feel that humanity as the years change needs more compassion and kindness. We should not settle for what mankind tell us how to conduct when references of moral values, because the complexity of diversity of the global differential of societies as communities, languages and ethnicities barriers. We should always conduct with Principles and Cultural Consciences, treat people with dignity, regardless ethnicities or creeds.

I like prayers, counseling and Recovery Coach. I became a Victims Specialist, Coordinator and a Case Health Worker. I primarily do volunteer work, At these time, I have a full time subject Studies Behavior and Trauma informed.